lake istokpoga #15

Both are terrific - but this one suits me more. Mark

John,I like #15 best. I think the trees on both sides balances the composition and leads the eye to the tree in the background which I think is the main point of the image. I think both pictures are very well done but I like #15 best. John

John,

Both have different perspectives and could be from different areas. I would use them both but if one is to be used then #15 is the one I would use.

Is this recent or older work. I'd love to go there with you. I was here once without a boat and saw some great shots but you needed a boat.

Much better than clydes butchers shots form the area

Michael Andersen

Hi Michael, how have you been? This is some brand new work from a week ago. I had just heard about the lake and the cypress trees on it. As you know I'm a sucker for cypress trees and water.

I took my small gheenoe to access the lake. It is perfect for getting around there because it is so shallow. Next time I go I'm bringing a step ladder. Although it is shallow, its still to deep for a normal tripod.

Give me a call and we will plan a trip.

Thanks,
jb

I also like both but agree that this is the stronger. If I were to change it at all I would do a little edge burning, especially the lower left.

very nice work.

Dan